Wt'ilni'.silav,
,
NEWS
THE
DAILY
PACK
KKJIIT
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westholme
Theatre
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY,
at
7.00
and
9.00
p.m.
Reginald
Denny
in
"Oat
All
Night"
ILIarious
farce-comedy
with
Marian
Nixon
and
all-star
cast.
COMEDY
"RAH-HAH-RAH."
"ALICE"
(THE
CAT)
COMEDY.
ORCHESTRAL
SELECTION,
"THE
CHOCOLATE
SOLDIER."
(STRAUSS),
(BY
REQUEST).
Admission
:5c
and
10c.
Phone
45.
nm
a
"set
I
IllS
W
LIMITED
Phone
571.
B.
C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
eek
s
mmm
DETAILS
BY
MAIL
If
you
are
not
on
our
Mailing
List,
Phone,
us
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers,
Ltd.
THE
HOME
OF
GOOD
THINGS
TO
EAT
Phone
571.
Phone
15.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOC&
-.1
.
AMI
SHIPYARD
QpMtiir
(t.T.P.
20,000
Too
Floating
Dry
DfV
Km-sUnm;
MeMnlts.
Boilermakers,
HtaeWxmllhn.
rxtirtt!
v
makers.
Founders.
Woodwork!
rx
blc
KLBCTK1C
AND
aCBTYLKXE
WBI.IHM..
Oar
plant
is
equipped
handle
all
kind
t
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PiTONKS
4
and
S
"CATERPILLAR"
Kvrtliera
rsetffe
IrHiht
llulldlnr
acton
HOLT
pS5g2TCAlFWR
13
HICGEK
THAN
THE
WEATIIEK!
-
A
Sits
for
Every
Use
A
Hundred
Use
for
Every
Size
2
TON,
TWENTY,
THIirrV,
SIXTY
iiismm
QUICKER
ClHUPIIR
Literature
and
Prices
on
Request
Sole
Distributors
for
B.
C
MORRISON
TRACTOR
&
EQUIPMENT
CO.,
LIMITED
llraiHli
Oftlmi
SrlMn
Kriowiw
St
MttlMi
Mrrrt
Norman
C.
(
rulrkohank,
I'rlnre
(IrvrRF
YMNtOUVBIL
a
C
IMt
Manfr
BEST
Put
This
on
Your
Christinas
Gift
List!
Toilet
Sets
Genuine
sterling
(solid),
siltfer
1
and
the
different
sKades
in
pearl-tone
ivory)
PRICED
FROM
.Sl.l.OO
TO
$00.00
New
Stock
Tills
Kail.
John
Bulger
Limited
Till'!
JEWELLERS
SECOND
GRAIN
Steamer
Hockpool
Leaves
ThU
Afternoon
With
Full
Cargo
for
U.
K.
or
Continent
The
British
steamer
RockpooJ
sailed
this
afternoon
for
the
toil
K'inirrlnm
nr
Continent
Spring
Clothes
Pins
6
doz.
28c
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA,
I'loprjelor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
20S
KJ
A
Thousand
Dollar
Diamond
Ring
.
.
Silverware
.
.
Watches
.
.
these
wonderful
prizes
are
being
given
without
ob'igation
by
the
Canadian
Jewellers
Association
for
th
most
expressive
Sk-gan
aptly
descriptive
of
the
high
cuss
merchandise
sold
by
jewellers.
Come
to
our
tore
for
an
entry
card
and
write
in
your
slogan.
Do
not
delay
competition
(closesmklnight,
November
30th.
John
Bulger
The
Jewellers
GEORGE
AYLETT
GIVEN
1
ANOTHER
GREAT
RECEPTION
Wonderful
Musical
Program
Announced
For
Music
Lovers
Tonight
and
Thursday
Canitol
natrons'
were
eriven
another
great
treat
last
Kpoi
.
,
4
11..
1
rpi,
Uni-t
night
when
ueorge
.ayieu,
interiiuuuuuuy
jvuumh
a
with
I
Hawaiian
Wizard
of
the
Strings,"
almost
caused
s
a
f"'
iHa1'
in
oid
of
the
Bu,K,ey
valley
s.
liVJ,
District
Hosoital.
The
concert
Granulated
Sugar
15
lbs.
$1.03
.Sugar
Crisp
Corn
Flakes
was
followed
by
a
dance.
J.
P.
Downey
ia
making
good
ropress
with
the
erection
of
limitations
for
W.
J.
OWeill's
new
theatre
here.
A
daily
show
is
understood
to
be
contemplated.
Xabob
Tea
in
1-lb.
tin
70c
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
G.
Stephens
h'.orage
Eggs
Extras.
Doa.
Ie
nUrtained
sixty
friends
at
a
Nabob
Red
Plum
Jam
j
ard
nrtv
in
the
Aamamblv
(
room
-
i
4-ib.
tin
.46c
!
,t
tn.
Catholic
Women's
League
M.
Campbell's
Clam
Chowder
w
Tuesday
evening.
Prlxe
win-
lin
......i
er8
ers
were
were
Mrs.
Mrs.
S.
N.
Singapore
Pineapples
Sliced.
2
tins
26c
Smyrna
Lyer
Figs
Lb
20c
Swansdown
Cake
Flour
Pgk.
40c
Seedless
Rawing
2lb.
pkg.
.
.2Se
(Swift's
Jewel
Shortening
'
2
pkgs
45c
Candied
Peel
Mix.
Lb.
30c
:
Shelled
Walnuts
Haifa.
Lb.
40r
Shelled
Almonds
Lb
jjc
Prunes
Largest
site,
18-24.
Lb.
20c
Acadia
Codfish
2-1
b.
box
...46c
Irencn
Mushrooms
first
cnoice.
j
j
McKcnna
has
taken
over
Tin
4uc.h.
.taek
of
the
Burns
Lake
Drug
I
r
rencn
ury
iun
rooms
uo.
j
Holland's
Edam
Cheese
Lb.
45c
I
Hall's
Boneless
Chicken
7-ox.
tin
10;,
Wethey's
Mince
Meat
2
pkgs.
86c
Instant
Postuna
Large
tin
.
.
.50c
jEno's
Fruit
Salt
Bottle
....D0c
i
First
shipment
of
Jap
Oranges
'
are
in.
Per
box
$1.10
ISunkht
Navel
Oranges
!
3
doa
96c
I
Gold
Dust
Urge
Pkg.
H.'
Kilpatrlck.
Mrs.
G.
II.
Wall,
Mrs.
H.
Johnson
Dr.
R
C
Bamford.
G
H.
Wall
an.
L.
B.
Warner
-
There
has
been
a
considerabL
increase
riantlpr
in
the
nurobe-of
telephones
in
use
in
Smithcrs
There
should,
soon
be
a
centra'
operator
here.
BURNS
LAKE
Co.
and
opened
up
in
business
:n
the
MeDougaf
building.
Several
Burns
Lake
people
attended
a
dance
In
the
Endako
school
house
last
Saturday
District
visitors
in
town
during
the
week
included
Mrs.
Chas.
n
lhintar
unrl
Ifr.
Mevera
of
C!Colleymount;
K
A,
Smith.
Pal-
Hng;
J.
H.
ilird,
Forestdale;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Walker.
Francois
Lake.
School
Inspector
Gordon
H.
Gower
of
Prince
George
has
been
a
visitor
in
iha
district
during
the
past
week
on
official
duties.
The
not
the
second
cargo
of
grain
shipped!
with
his
artistic
and
entertaining
numoers
on
Danjo,
this
season
from
the
Alberta
lu,na
nnrl
miitnr
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
Loading
of
the
steamer
Carper-by
is
proceeding
and
this
vessel
will
get
away
about
FrMay,
it.
is
expected.
:
.
No
further
charters
for
the
port
1
been
reported
up
to
this
morning.
Following
an
interruption
of
three
days
owing
to
a
derailment
odav
from
the
south.
He
and
"act.
D.
Doncld
will,,
as
-ItermUe
in
cotmmhd
af
veekly
boat.
Week
Specials
Tonight
and
Thursday
Mr.
Aylett
will
take
part
in
a
wonderful
musical
program
arranged
especially
by
Jack:
de,
Jausserand,
conductor
of
the
Rupert
Capitolians,
for,
music
lovers.
The
program
in-
,
eludes
a
number
on
the
Hawaiian
tie
selection
"Sweetheart,"
by
Vic-guitar
by
Mr.
Aylett
in
"liar-
tor
Herbert
monies."
the
most
difficult
.feat
(c
William
Beaumont,
cellist,
ever
attempted
on
the
instrument,
playing:
1,
"Ecstasy,"
by
Louis,
The
program
if
music
.
foMows:
Oanne;
2,
Barcarolle,
from
Tales,
l?
r
iiL
J
1
1
J
(a
Geonre
Aylett,
tne
Ita-
oi
uoiiman,
wun
vioiin
aim
on
the
railway,
grain
started
j
wa;ja
witard,
playing
a
selection
piano
accompaniment.
moving
in
from
the
prairies
again
today,
fifty
cars
being
due
this
.-ifternoon.
Capt.
Harry
Nedden
is
In
command
of
the
C.
N.
R.
steamer
rince
Rupert
which
is
in
port
from
the
popular
melodies
.of
(d)
Jack
de
Jausserand
ana
nis
Tchaikowskl
in
harmonics
on
the
Rupert
Capitoliitns,
augmented
Hawaiian
guitar.
'"
George
Aylett
on
the
banjo.
b)
Jack
de
Jausserund
and
playing
the
popu;ar
number,
hia
Rupert
Capitolians
playing
"She's
a
Great.
Great
Girl."
!
District
News
S.MITHKKS
I
A
grand
contort
was
staged
y,
I
ust
Friday
night
in
the
Smithera
'PLAY
BAIL'
AT
CAPITOL
?Ctor
Picture
Tonight
Stars
Hictard
Dix
in
"Warming
Up"
In
a
fast
moving
comedy
drama.
Richard
Dix
provides
one
of
th
-
big
kicks
tonight
and
tomorrow
t
the
Capitol.
"Warming
Up"
concerns
the
ictivities
and
inactivities
of
n
veung
rookie
baseball
player,
whose
trials
and
tribulations
are
!
tot
cor
fined
to
the
baseball
dia-1
nond.
In
fact,
a
large
percn-;
tage
of
the
actions
involve
an-:
ither
brand
of
diamond,
one
very
well
known
to
women.
Jean
Ar-bur.
Dix's
leading
woman,
who
days
opposite
the
star
for
the
rirst
time,
gives
i
creditable
performance
in
a
pleasing
role.
The
wnspsnse
of
the
plot
and
he
novel
twist
at.
the
end
are
en
oyable
and
the
mixing
of
Dix's
inx
with
the
absorbing
romance
s
cleverly
handled.
-nation
of
a
company
around
the
Homeguard
property
while,
in
the
with.
A
number
of
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm
people
have
already
promised
their
support.
The
snow
line
descended
to
the
sea
level
here
during
the
past
weak
but,
after
a
few
wet
days,
retreated
again
to
higher
So
that
sleighs
may
be
used
during
the
winter,
the
Toric
Mines
.
Ltd.
is
now
engaged
in
planking
all
the
bridges
on
the
Dolly
Varden
Railway.
Over
13.-000
feet
of
lumber
being
used
in
the
work
has
been
cut
locally
by
PRINCE
GEORGE
13B3B&ES$8S&.
The
Wiuthcr
League
Society
-A
'onnaught
Hill
Iutheran
Church
met
last
Thursday
evening
in
the
j
church.
,
Northern
Itebekah
Iodge
held
a
meeting
last
Thursday
evening
I
in
the
I.
O.
0.
F.
Hall.
Paul
Wieland,
Jocal
butcher,
has
contracted
for
the'
largest
shipment
of
turkeys
avar
received
tn
Prince
Georgia,
I
The
Salvation
Army
Home
League
held
a
sal
fit
work
and
home
cooking
on
Saturday
after-
jnoon,
the
affair
baing
very
suc-
jceasful.
In1
view
of
th
Increftsed
de
mands
made
upon
the
Institution,
the
local
hospital
board
has
de
cided
to
purchase
four
extra
beds
and
engage
an
additional
nurse.
ALICE
ARM
O.
W.
Rrugg&who
Is
now
in
Vancouver,
wW.
complete
for-
now
blocked
the
railway
to
the
foot
I
of
the
five
percent
grade,
making
necessary
the
use
of
sleighs.
Important
developmenm
are
ex
S!SQS2rSI2ZS?SS3
Ota
W..toi
has
'taken
s-
pected
on
the
Wild
Cat
pro,.,
rty
itionj
in
thi-
llurns
take
Garage,
her
in
the
near
future.
TONIGHT
ANOTIIhl'
h.J(
KOt
T
MI0V
ZU'OII.,
ItSSf
I
filllil
lADOLfH
I
Ci
Qmmount
Qktiire
VAIDEVILIE
GEORGE
AYLETT
HAWAIIAN
WIZARD
OF
THE
STRINGS
TONIGHT
IS
MUSIC
LOVERS'
NIGHT
With
Jack
lu
Jausserand
and
his
Rupert
Capitolian-
Eiil
Ueacuiont
on
tlie
cello.
Firnt
Show
7
p.m.
No
Advance
jo
''
COMING
NEXT
WEEK
BEN
Hl'R.
GREAT
SALE
OF
FURS
FUR
COATS.
JAf
"
i
CAPES
AND
CIIOKI
trs
All
Going;
at
Rarnain
l't
B.C.FUR
CO.
Third
Avonuo
sftiCS3aTfiS3Bsiei3Bs
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS'
SALE
OF
SALES
Continues
Unabited
e
A
continuous
flow
of
bargains
has
loft
our
store
every
day
Hii
week,
bought
for
cash
by
wise
buyers
who
know
bartrainii
win"
they
see
them.
Pay
us
that
visit
now
you
have
all
aBMende(l
maKing,
ueiore
stocks
gets
toQ
much
broken.
Eveirytliiiig
foi
Men
aftff
"Bay
Suits,
Overcoats,
Underwear,
Hats
Socks,
Roots,
Rubbers
ALL
AT
RIDICULOUSLY
LOW
PRICES
in
5